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Kylian Mbappé has confirmed his return to form. The only Madrid player to have given satisfaction during the humiliation of the Merengue against FC Barcelona (2-5 defeat) in the final of the Spanish Super Cup, the kid from Bondy shone again and scored a superb goal against Celta Vigo ( 5-2 victory). Enough to reap the praise of Carlo Ancelotti.
“What I see is that the player has returned to his best level. Mbappé plays very well, scores goals and makes races regularly. He has regained his best level, which helps us a lot today”declared the Italian coach after the meeting at a press conference.
“I see the Mbappé I was waiting for”
In the show El Chiringuito, Edu Aguirre got totally excited about the captain of the Blues. The Spanish journalist, specialist in Real Madrid, even believes that the former Parisian is now the new leader of this Madrid team. “ I saw the best player in the world of the last four, five years who is Mbappé. I saw the Mbappé of PSG in terms of character, leadership, thirst for victory”he commented.
“ He is the player who encouraged his teammates the most, Aguirre continued. I saw a Mbappé captain. And for Mbappé to tell the Bernabéu what he should and should not do (Mbappé asked the supporters not to whistle at the players), that makes me happy because he is my Mbappé. We saw a Mbappé who woke up. I see the Mbappé I was waiting for. » To the delight of White House fans.
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